The Herald - 2018-05-09

• Trump quashes nuclear deal
• Prestwick Airport hit by bribery and fraud allegation­s
• Does Gaelic matter? Let the battle begin
• Government tells court: We have not banned fracking
• Dismiss the march for independen­ce at your peril
• RBS accused of ‘historic betrayal’ over closures
• Growth via acquisitio­n is priority for Macroberts
• Depositors flee Desmond bank following crackdown
• Tower blocks reprieved as residents vote to keep them
• Glasgow tipped as leading bid to host Channel 4 base
• Sir Alex out of coma and shows signs of good recovery
• Awareness bid for ME sufferers
• Police probe into fishing tragedy
• Edinburgh flying high ... to Dubai
• The colour of money: Works to raise £3m in art sale
• £400k bill for unwinnable prize
• Mother shocked at theft of turf from garden
• Boris goes on solo Brexit drive again
• Johnson openly defies May and calls Brexit customs plan ‘crazy’
• Peers inflict 13th Brexit bill defeat on the PM
• May urges Cabinet not to undermine free press in Commons vote
• Campaigner­s claim salmon farmers using seas as an open sewer for diseased waste
• Alcohol and fast-food clusters in poor areas
• Scots drug users top list in cocaine survey
• Teenager accused of plan to copy Columbine attack was insane, court is told
• Nerve agent clean-up complete except at spy’s house
• Remote island is rat free after £10m charity project
• Spider that leaps on demand helping to design robots
• Working dogs and buzzards are killed by poisoning on sporting estate
• Party ban imposed on ‘noisy’ pensioners
• ‘Boris Johnson is right on May’s crazy Brexit plans’
• Judges find inspiratio­n on visit to award-bid museum
• Nun regularly took girl to farm to be raped, abuse inquiry told
• Grip strength linked to risk of disease
• Fire-alert school bans spray deodorant use
• Plans to axe Skye hospital’s beds halted after healthcare review
• THE DIARY
• Referendum­s are not a fit for our representa­tive democracy
• 1982: The man who beat Benny Lynch, not once, but twice
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• May needs to take action over Johnson
• Battle between poor and rich always with us
• Overseas recruitmen­t key to solving GP crisis
• Danger in conflating political disagreeme­nts with national stereotype­s
• Government should step in to help end school holiday hunger
• New York attorney general quits over allegation­s of violence against women
• Kim discusses ‘issues of common concern’ with Chinese president Xi
• Indian tourist is killed in Kashmir clashes
• Armenia protest leader elected prime minister
• Douglas Galbraith
• Peter Taylor
• From Fringe to Holland ... Serci is on a
• Chocolate Pavlova with Rock Rose Gin-soaked Blackberri­es
• My brother says our sisters won’t get a penny of my mother’s estate
• Guitar Journey
• Clash of ring titans leads to friendship
• FIVE OF THE BEST
• IMPOSSIPUZ­ZLES
• Shire soars after Takeda deal valuation of £46bn
• Firstgroup stock market worth tumbles after US suitor departs
• Life sciences companies join forces to develop cancer treatments
• Standard Life to fight Widows for right to retain £109bn contract
• Farmers demand Westminste­r clarity on future support funding
• Final Fanduel co-founder reveals next move after quitting firm last year
• Private equity group buys Scots concrete mixer firm in £5m deal
• MARKET ROUND-UP
• Aberdeen start-up initiative backed by tycoon
• Investors see value in Clydesdale-virgin deal
• No shortage of appetite for proposed merger
• Fund pays £114m for stake in Clyde wind farm
• High street picture weak amid pressure on UK households

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